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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-17
Ordar OF Publication.

No. aoh u p-RanSb riy Memphis 4 RImlnr.
ham Railroad c%ouiiahy Vs. ilcny v Iongie
uHl. iIH
IN this matter tbc RrHas CITY. Memphis A
Hlunlnrlnm railroad I%1FliHuy having hlod o. -
tlii1n No uus uluu 10 bnu4 100 ~ usc iOf nllrId
and IN the Taxing blsiffN bounded na iulIuNs
Commencing Ut the iuiUrtf ton ui The east lite 81
Ninth street and the u0Hh l|uU " Hnnduhy, thence
o. fh WIIt tIg east lyu ri N|lut Nlcri 20 icrt,
fpnihcry m flrht UnE'n ~ iuct ~ ne
north lluc Ol bunalU H thcnco NtfleHy
with Nli north llne ~ bruadgny 100 iuct
10 thr fcalnuiug, belua kH aud "a, block 60 on
thc plHn Di FORT Ficktjlug .ui it appsaflng that
thl sid property was c0n..U ~ a. MARY lWgur,
John lHrIu und Mlnsluut l..Hn by Michael Icon.
nri by drvi dutnl ecplcmU.f D. 49, aud uconied
100 The unlrp ~ the ipffLf uf shelby county In
book q rafn ~ and n HiI. fIng from tho nmcnd.
Ell pptllOn. whirh T. kuAfu U. That The places n
residence 81 the sid Mar f..tu. John Bagun and
MHplrt baEnn ae not lUHn a. NO pcuuohot
and lint II has been uufJ|. IH HaCprnin thOm upon
dlllFvut Inquiry, " utcy D. ling of " not, That
The umincs 81 tllcit hrlr .f my other. clalinlng
uidofor through them, ~tnr|'.rr WIN theit plnncs
~ residence, afc nlto unknown " the petitioner,
and cannot BE- nfoefininoi H.Hu diligont Inquiry.
II g. thttrlo or ordered. 1lHi Nafy Hogan, Michael
Ingah aud hnumret Nngan uf hcif heir, OF any
Ien.ou claiming under thrm through Nld defo ~
corded Ia book Y, page % Iu Cue registers 9Hl,c
Of shelby county, enter thpIf uppeamho, ana De
fend against The sald pcui'HU. ~ The Circuit oJun,
NJ Memphis, shelby county. Icnni Ohof Deiofcthe
third Monday In January. IsA
III further ordered, 1hai q COPY Of thlf order
tiia!l De pnbli.hcd gnce . WoE TOT iVut s"eot~aNs
Clefk.
by J. ?, Young. Dcputy COX.
james ". Greer aud Z. H. Tdmble' a~ltofneJs ior
] ieulonef. N. ", ~ u
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C.,arrh, Rose or u., Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and cure
OF Catarrh and kindred complaints. The
FLUID soothcs and heals the inilamed mem
brancs and removes the offensive odor
that chanctcrizes the disease. Should the
Inflammation have reached the throat use
the Fluid as a gargle 20 allay the inilam-
nation aud TO disinfect.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hindmncc to business. In from
en- to 81 dnys. by the Moderated Soft Had Truss aud
o1ioc treatment Acontrict made with each patient
structure. llydroccc and NariruCelc cured Ia a
short time. Ctr-ulnrsu on application.
The M.dicnicd soft Pad truss has the
spring la The front therefore avoiding all kidney
trpuhles aud can De- worn nlrht and dty. Npguar
ante this Truss 20 be easy a. wear aud e. hold M
the loWcl. or money refunded. Made and hticd 10
male or female by DH. NOBLE
~ jefferson IT,. Memphis Tenn.
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bcsin the New Year with wooing Fort.


IN the city Of New Orleans, Ia, on Tues.
dny always Tuesday, ~Noycmbcrs, 1857, the
'2lOth grand monthly drawing OF the Louisi-
sm State Lottery ook place. As " the CON
|~rtautrustOm, Il WIS under the sole supcryis-
ion ul Generals q. 4. Bcnurcgard, Of Iouisi-
ana. aud Juhal A. Early, Of Virginia. There
Wa, srnrall over the world a golden shower
~ suns from $4,000 downward. The first
prize uf $4,000 was drawn by No. u,4li,
and Nas sold In fractional parts " tcntlis at
81 each. sent 10 NJ. 4. Dauphin, New Orleans,
Ia. Ouc-tcnth was paid TO Michael Sluizki
aud solomon PinkugSkL, 81 Boston. Macs;
one in Edgar Burnett, agent Adams Express
company ut Jackson, Mich; u a. Mrs. II.
Bernard. Sioux Falls. through Sioux Falls
National bank; one Ia VIM. Poad, of Ana
cundn. ". T., through tile Omaha National
bank of Omaha, Nch.; ono 10 Mcssrs. Gay
aud Croft, Orleans Neb.; one 90 NJ. kohn,
Misapula, MT, through Missoula National
bauk: one 30 Joe Morrison, Newport, Ark,
through T.. H. Watson, 81 Newport, Ark.
one Ia W. II. lAndon, of Newport News,
Va, paid through Burrus, Son 4 Co, bank
err vi Norfolk, Va; ono 60 Margaret Clark,
NJ. ~ 81. Andrews street, New Orleans, II.
No. GtiGS drew the second capital prize Of
S0.OU0. II was also sold in fractional
tcntl,s at a caoh-onc 10 VIM. Leslie,
amount paid 20 Wells, Fargo & Co.,
both OF San Francisco. Cal; one
o. T. Wohlhurtor, 81 Oldham, u. r.,
through First National bank IT Madison, ID.
r.; one Ia ID. q. Macon, Elwood, Ind,
through Citizens bank Of Noblcsyillc, Ind.
ouc paid TO Thomas X Miller, No. l,2i3
Lawrence street, Denver, Col; one 10 Chas.
II. Walker, Edinburg, ILL.,, through George
A. Harrington, Esq, IA banker there; one 10
VIM. II. ARSON. Mononwhcla City, Pa,
through Peoples bank Of Munongahcla. No.
sO.it3 drew the third capital priDe 81 $4,000.
II was also sold In fractional tcntls nt 81
each; two were paid through First National
bank ~ Nashville, Tenn; one was paid 10 J.
G. Ilcdrick and another TO II. Adams, both
Of Las Vcns, \ ~; one 20 L. :. Anderson,
paid through Omaha bank Of Omaha, Ncb.;
one 10 Felix Enrich of Kansas City, Mo-,
through Citizens National bank Of Kansas
City. No. 81. SOS drew one Of the fourth two
oapital prizes Of $1,000 each; one was paid
y. 4. kacrcross % Philadelphia, Pa, through
Bernard Gilpin, attorney az law, No III
Walnut street, Philadelphia, Ia. No. ib2si
drew the other $4,000 fourth capital, sold 30
parties in Memphis Tenn; Kansas City,
No, aud Colombo, Tex, etc. The next draw
ing will be ON Tuesday, January 10, 1888,
when Il will be repeated. ANY Information
will be given on application 20 N. a. Dau.
phin, New orleans, Ia, or with money sent
in o registered letter 20 the address OF the
New Orleans National bank, Of New Orleans.
Begin the new year with a resolution 70 WOO
The hckle goddess Fortune
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An oil, unsaiisGed mortgage, dated 1910,
mas been found which Affects the title 10
about ouc-rxth OF the real estate Of Shame
Kin, IN. The amount 81 the mortgage was
originally sl9.O00. The sheriff has Official.
~ notified the landholdcr that he will sell
tie property December 30.
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d r. d. S. 10 N S MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY
Nc. II Jefferson street.

bet. Main and Front MEMPHIS TENN.
Established In isOl
nn JOHNSON 4 acknowledged by Ill parties In.
IL tsrslcd ~ by far the most successful phyi'
rian iu tic Treatment OF private 0r fcrfvt dlsFseA
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed IN every Gaze
male of female. Recent oasei Of GunOuhCa and
syphilis cured In a few days without The ue 0i
mcnufy, change Of diet, OF hindfance FROM busi
ness secondary syphilis the last ywtlrc cmdi
Gated without the iuc u mercury. Involuntary
los Of semen stopped IN n short time. suncrou
from impotUnry or loss Of sexual power Hs'ufritn
free ylgor in n few weeks Victims II uli HhuHl
aud excessive vcneryt suffering from fIefuiatIuhca
and los 81 physical aud mental power. speedily
and permanently cured. Particular attention paid
20 tic Diseases uf Women. and cures guaranteed
Tiles and old sofus cured Without the ua ~ rlusiis
ar dc knife. Al consultations strictly cnniion.
tal. Medicines sent By cxprus 10 all paris Of tho
country.
80 Nofklngtncn cured ~ hall uio utgh Mica
Olce hour from b o'clock am. 20 O'Clock pm
u. r. JOHNSON. ND.
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How testimonials arc most reliable, and
81 you will SEA d your namo and address we
viii send statements Of numbers Of the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
ful cures effected By the Ethiopian Pile ONT
mcnt. IL never falls. Fifty cents and 81
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. los sale by
lleis,cr, 2Ss Main street.
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STRAyED.

COw-ON OCT No., FROM a. ALABAMA II. I
y small brindlc COW. Tips Of bOth horns siwcd
Oh and holes bored through near tip ends. spring
Alalnmm NIrrnl.
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AMUsEMINTS.

AMUsEMf MS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Thursday, Friday and saturday Matinee Saturday,
Decembor l5-l6-l7.
MoDJEsKA.
Thursday Evening-AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Friday Evcning-CAMHLE.
Saturday Matinee-MUcH ADO ABoUTNoTHING,
Saturday N~ight-RoMEo AND JULIET.
Seats at witmann & Co.'S Music Store.
EUGENE RoBlNsoN's MUSEUM
II AND TWO THEATRES.
The Great Musical MarvelS,
II COWBOY PIANIST.
THE COWBOY plANiSn
Whose Performances Delight and AstOnish All,
Assisted by
THE COWGIRL CORNETiST,
Champion OF the World.
Marvellous Trained III and MICE-si.00 COO chal.
lenge TO produce their equal. AMENT Il Mich.
OLSON, the Famous American SharpshoOters.
PRINCE WELLS. Champion Bicycle Rider Of the
World. 460Pound FAT BOY, RUSSIAN MILL
lST, Gnnd Troupe Of NEW SPECIALITY STARS,
Etc. ADMISSION. Il CENTS.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one Insertion; two inser.
tons. Orc: one week, SOC.
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up.

SETTER BTTCH-ONE ZINE NoUNG RID SIT.
- ter bitch. with leather collar on nni ring NJ.
tnched. which the owner can haze by calling nt No.
hl -cycnth slnDcl ani paylng ChnrgcN
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FOUND.
LOST.

DOINTER DOG-LtVER COLOR, WITH WHITE
l spot on breast. pmOnths old. Liberal reward
for return to Henry Cnh, IT,. t5is Madison A.
OLIVER wATCil-HTHER on MILL on FIFTH
- ~. Chelsea, n thdy's Chatelalnc Silver Whtch.
glass side and hlrk. Finder viii 10 rewarded by
returning "a il fiith street. Chelsea.
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HEALTH - WEALTH Dr. Bcnurogard's
Tonic aud Ner,inc, tile Great
French specific.

hfaNtlh ~ NtNilh bfs tfilhftkufua
Tonic aud Ncr,inc. the Great
French specific.
NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all - rtnFcs. mental
~ aud ply sirnl depression, Fpprmatufrhcn, hy,
.UOchondria. stc1litv, neuralgia hNstcfin. incapapity
iur study or business paralysis impotence. cpilcp
~. ln~s Of memory, H%oitcninr IT the huiu, and MI
diseases 81 The nervous Eyttrm may DC ufdiCally
Curcd In either sex 10y the usc ui this unUNocllei
PREPARATION. II b. n matter 81 SUPREME .mpurtanos
~ uso appropriate treatment for the cune ui tho
los Of nerve pnN~r. and Dr. lhuurHmuis lonlc
and Ncrytnc. after many years trial IN Europe, has
proved t|uialliblc " taken ncrurdiug 70 dirurtinns
which are affixed 10 each bottle. One BOX Equal 10
rroc. si.oO n box. or tK boxes for $500. sent
by mail prepaid on rcccipt oi price. We gunniutrc
fN hpNcs a. vurr any caae. With cash uulcr r.
CrlvCd by ~ for Xix boxes We will send our writieD
gnamntcr 60 rtufn The money II Treatment do~
not effect n cum A.. Henkcrt a Co, Druggists, sole
agents for United States, ~ and ~ Main stfccL
Memphis. Tenn
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nNE LARGE UNPUBLISHED ROOM, SOUTH.
" cru exposure; likewise furnished Moons, at -
Court street
nFF1CEs-SEvERAL FINE OFFICES IN MA.
" sonic Temple. Apply 10
BUN. T. PRICE, Secretary.
OFFICES II DESIRABLE OFFICES RE
" ccutly occupied by me nj a. Madison u, tOa
good tenant NJ ESrES,
pOoMs-FURNIsIIED ROOMS,
~ Al q Poplar slpct,
DOoM-UNfURNlSHED NENR TO BUSINESS,
II desirable locntion. lnpuirc NJ n Butlcr st.
DooMs-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ ut i&3 MHdison strcct.
poOMs-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
N very dcsimhlc, NJ ~ Madison street.
DooMS-NicELY FURNISHED, Ar i7 MApI
~ son street.
DoOMs-FURNisHEp OK UNFINISHED, AT
N M. lIi Court street
DuOMS-FuRNiSIIEp ANp UNFuRNSnED
~ r'oms at ~ court street
DOOMS-FuRNIsuED OR UNFURNIsIIEn
IL No. NJ Linden strct
DoOMs-FURNIsuED or UNFINISHED. AT
IL M Court street
DOOM-NICE FRONT ROOM. SOUTHERN ~.
~ pasture. furnished or unfinished Apply at
&l Vance stnccL.
DOOMs-FoUR NICE ROOMS roR HOUSE.
~ keeping or suitable for otlccs, uyrg a. North
Court street Call Mt above number.
DOoMs-SUlTABLE ~ LIGHT noUSR.
~ keeping. Inquire at Ne 6S Court n
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O y nOARn.

poARp-GoOD DAY BOARD AT $500 rER
ID month. sp uuiou "
MISERABLE ROOMS ANp BOARD 81 MAD.
- sOu stnVt.
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WANTED.

A MAN TO TAKE CAREoF STOCK Ann WORK
"a on q farm, Permanent home 10 a suitable
person. Reference required. Inquire at Convent
food shepherd, Poplar street boulevard.
A FIRsT-CLAss DREsSMAKER AS A FORE.
"a lady. For particulars apply to S. MENDEL
& BRO, Hot springs, Ark.
A n EXPERIENCED AND CoMPErENTTRACH.
"a or Of the English branches, French, Vocal and
Instrumental Music desires n situation M resident
or Visiting GovcrncSs In exchange for board in the
ciy OF Memphis; best OF references. Address Miss
A. r., Teacher, box \, Port Gibson, Miss.
pUY YOUR FURNITURE or ARMSTRONG
II Furniture Company, y2 Second st.
LIVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD IN sHEI-
" by county to know thu, ,he only place in
town where they can buy RUBBER SHOES that the
mud can't pull OF is at TowNERS, 25 Main st
MEN, WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS TO EARN
lNl. 2C Ia 6, an hour at their own homes. No
humbug; work is simple and easy, Twenty work:
ing samples, an envelope containing a sample Of
goods and iull instructions, sent for loo, Ia help pay
postage, etc. Adr lie. Rowoll * Co, Rutland, VI
MANIC TAXI THE AGENCY OF OUR
wi ssles; sire, 2SNiSxlS inches weight, 500 lbs;
retail price, SO; other sizes In proportion. A rare
chancc 70 create n permanent business az home,
These safes meet a demand never before supplied
by other sale companies, ~ We Rrp not governed by
the safe Pool. Alpine safe Co, Cincinnati, O.
MERCHANT TO FURNISH II wHEELERs
wi Of Arkansas county, Ark, for the year lSSS
10 the amount oi S0,OOO or slOO,OO0 Address /. ".
SMITH, - charles, Ark.
nCCuPANTS FOR NICELY FURNISHED
" room, with hoari, In private family. Apply
alta shelby street.
OLD GOLD AID SILVER AT HIGHEST
v prices at ~ Main street.
DoSITIoN-As SEAMsTRESs.
L Call AZ 100 Main street.
DARTNER IL AN ESTABLISHED AND THRIy.
1 ing real estate business, with $1,000 TO $4,000
10 invest In bargains when Offered. Addrcss
X. A. T., this Onlcc,
DoOMs AND BoARD-ToR MAN. WIFE AND
/ thUe children; private family preferred. Ad'
drcss J. A. Wagner, street
DOOM AND BoARD-BY A SINGLE GENTLE
] \ man ina refined, strictly private family, who're
there Hrp noOthCr bnanicn preferred. RpfrnrucpscN 4.
changed. unfinished room preferred. State loca,
cation, terms. etc, or NO answer. Addncss
MERCHANT Appeal Oace.
SRRyAST GII-lss TuRD STREET.
U,HREr EXPERIENCED pREssMAHERs AT
i oncc. Apply at ~ pcntotoc street.
v,nE SUPERINTENDENCY ~ COTTON PLAN.
L tation on the Mississippi 10y IN experienced
man who understands The mercantile as Well n
planting, or will accept u position ~ stpre. keeper
good rtcpnces. Address }. \ W, Appeal ONCE.
UNKE ADVANTAGE OF TnE DECLINE IN
prices and get Your Bedroom SttS at Armstrong
Furniture Company. 2l Sccnnd ~
400 WOOD CHoprERS-wAGEs $50 PER
lOo day. JW station men. he To ~ per yuri.
Work Opposite Memphis. Apply IN Jones & For.
icst. care NJ. G. icarcc a Co, 20 front IT.
FOUND.
nNE UMBRELLA AND V~ALIsF-THE OWNER
" can have by pruNing same, at j. Mccarthy
Auction. house. - Second II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOMETOWN
L er cnn have Il by proving property aud paying
for al. Apply to peddlcIs stand, corner Main and
Bcale.
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sOno aud lest silyerwOrc at Thayer's.
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ROOMS To LET.
FURNISHED RooMs-i~ MAIN ST,

nNE LARGE UNFURNlsImD ROOM, SOUTH.
y cru exposure; likewise furnished rooms, at ~
Court street
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nFF1CEs-SEvERAL FINE OFFICES IN MA.
" sonic Temple. Apply 10
H0N. 4. PRICE, Secretary.
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OFFICES 90 THE DESIRABLE OFFICES m.
" gently occupied by me ut Is Madison ", TOT
good tenant H. NJ. ESrtS.
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IToMEs ny TnE DOzENs AND Tors ny THE
JAS. JAY SMITH o Madison II.

I WANT AND MUST HAVE FOEr PICKERING
! Property 10 soll. can sell anything down thcrr
with ngoud Title. JAS. JAY SMITH,
NJ a MuIL-uL .L..I
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l. W. Duddcke, N. d. Prank Dakc, M
DRS. BUDDEKE & DAKE,
once, 81 Madison 81.

KNIVES. forks, spoons, Muliord's
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Hy j. '. Young, Deputy COX.
Petitioner. ~. n, "a, u
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ron SALE.

L,URNruRE FoR ssLL AND nousE ruR
u rent Apply al No. bs Main sincct, oorucr
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0LprArEHs- AT APPEAL orfIcE DcESs
~ 1T h%uutiusl.
MINTrR PARKER. of
A. J MARTIN

DIANo- 90 Two RNABis AND uNE hTElN.
i way tUrJnd hand; good ng new
B. WltLMANN & 90.
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AN ASSURED SUCCESS.
The Mozart.

The regular Monday evening musi-
cdLc of the Richmond Mozart Associa-
ton took place last night at the Acade-
nv before a crowded house, and the
audience, who had braved the weather
for the purpose of enjoying the enter
tainment, felt fully repaid. The In
strumental numbers were all given
with great feeling and artistic skill,
and number after number was loudly
applauded. Miss Edna Gray, of New
York, the vocalist of the evening, sang
diyinely, and at once established her
self as prime favorite with Rich
mond music-loying public.
1.-The Barber Of Bath" with which
the programme closed, was very
pleasingly given. Messrs. W. h. Sher
vim as Master Gilbert" Walter A.
Mercer as Curlew," Watkins Norvel
as Sylvester" and Miss Edna Gray
as Gertrude" sang and acted mor'
like professionals than amateurs, ant
contributed materially to the entertain
ment. The entire performance was ex
cellent and thoroughly enjoyed.
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wn.,ue,,cr TIA. 20 saw.

The time for removing 10 our new
store, No. 317 east Broad street, is near
at hand, hut before doing 60 we have @
few words to say that may not be un-
interesting TO those in want Of Shoes at
exceedingly low prices.
We acknowledge that our Removal
Sale has proven quite satisfactory to
us as well as TO our friends, who pro-
cured Unprecedented bargains in foot
wear; but we wonld endeavor TO i'm
press the public with the fact that our
assortment in fine and medium grades
of Shoes is not at all exhausted.
II is an unusual thing that people
leave our store thinking that they can
do better elsewhere, but when they do
they almost invariably come back, for
nowhere can be found better or as
cheap u stock of Shoes as at
HELLER & Co.'S.
5l7 east Broad street.
"Have you seen the whale "
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Arthur J. Adams (colored),
tramp. Ordered to leave town in twen-
ty-four hours.
Marcus Farmer (colored), stealing
watch from Richard Kenny. Sent to
Jail for sixty days.
Leroy Jones (colored), assaulting and
threatening to kill Louisa Jones, his
wife, with a razor. Discharged.
Charles Lee, vagrant and suspicious
character. Ordered to leave town in
twenty-four hours.
c. Il. Martin (colored), drunk and
carrying concealed weapons. Fined
$50 and costs.
Henry Brown (colored), drunk.
Failed to answer. Attachment issued.
John Crawley (colored), drunk and
disorderly in the hirst market during
market hours. Fined S5 and costs.
Mamie Ford and Polly Anderson
Cboth colored), fighting on the street.
Ford fined So and costs Anderson dis
charged.
Ma.y Valentine (colored), assaulting,
cursing, biting, and abusing Lucy
Walker. Fined $40 and costs and re-
auired to give security for twelve
months in the sum of 800.
r. Kelly and Marshall Leonard,
drunk. Fined each S2 and costs.
Belle Brown (colored), drunk and
disorderly on the street and resisting
Policeman Otey in the discharge of his
duty. Fined $40 and costs.
Laura Brooks (colored), drunk and
disorderly on the street. Fined $3.50
and costs.
Robert King (colored), drunk and
disorderly and refusing to move his
omnibus from the sidewalk at the Union
depot. Fined s. and costs.
Eddie Eggleston (colored), drunk and
disorderly on the street Fined So and
costs.
Edward Page (colored). disorderly
and creating disturbance on the street
and resisting Policeman James in the
discharge of his duty. Fined $40 and
costs.
Charles Ward and Eddie Walker (both
colored). fighting in the public street.
Ward fined $3.50 and costs; Walker
discharged. =.
Edward Page (colored), assaultins
and beating Jennie Page. Security re-
auired for twelve months in the sum OF
500. -.
Clarence Lee (colored). assaulting,
cursing, and abusing Thomas Morris.
Dismissed.
Richard Grogan, q common vagrant
Ordered TO leave town in twenty-foul
| hours. -.
John Woodfn (colored), assaultine
and threatening to strike with q rocl
GiIlie Smith. Surety in the sum o
| 500 required for thirty days,
George Williams, trespassing on th'
p3emises OF and assaulting and strikins
Marcus Turner with stick. Finee
$40 and costs, and required to give Sc
curity for twelve months in the sum 0
geo.
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WORD OF WARNING.
r1rr FEARFUL DANGERS OF THE PRESENT
SEASON AND HOW TO AVOID THEM
IN TIME

Wr Wilton r. Palmer q New YORK city, re-
lived the best wishes Of the season from all
,rs friends he mot on his birthday, and be-
i,.,.d that his future life was 20 be long and
,,,sss. That evening he felt tickling In tho
uroet a slight pain ACROSS tho chest, and he
,.l,,rl % once or twice. The next day his nos
,,f,s were infiamcd. his throat sore, and his
lungs all nned up. The day following ho was
In bed, with physicians shaking ther hea1s'
and ne third day he was dead from pneumo-
rir. which he failed 10 take in time. There are
f.n thousand men and women IN America To-
day in Just the same condition "A Mr. Palmer
va Their throRts are soro, thoir lungs are
inflated and they are on the verge Of pneu-
1nouia and death but thoy do not know H.
This terrible pneumonia has bo-
come thc monster Of American life. II vs. sud
6.n. aevcrr. and fatal. It comes without warn
.t,- aud strikes down without mercy. Physi-
d. era soy Il must DO thrown from The system
I'M .hc start and that there is nothing equal 70
,urc spirits for his purpose. Puro liquors are
ahsolu;eiv necessary when pneumonia IS
osrning on. and from The careful Investigations
~ me best chemists and physicians we are con-
vlrcel that no liquor nov known 70 the world II
,.ual 20 Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey for pneu-
n.oria. on any other pulmOnic trouble. This
islcy Is nut up solely for medical purposes,
ard soid only In sealed bOttlCs IL is a stimu-
font 10 the organs that have been cOngested by
.fI. ID arouses the tissues 20 fresh action. IL
v.ris off disease, and, containing no fusel-Oil,
BE- docs not injure nor intOxicaic-
Nr. r. W. Roswell, Of Washington, ID. C., re-
rtcI his experience, a. follows: "ihad honor
.iagos, and was examined by physician, who
ought my lungs only slightly congested. In
august had three more hemorrhages and lost
aguart of blood. Another physician said was
'r no last stages Of consumption. and finally !
gave up all hope. / obtained Dufy's Pure Malt
h ihiskcy and took H. have gained health and
strength rapidly, and am completely re-
stored